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2After section 162 of the 2002 Act insert—E+W

“162APower to inspect registered schools in England

(1)The registration authority may at any time—

(a)require the Chief Inspector for England to inspect any registered school in England, or

(b)arrange for the inspection of any registered school in England by a body approved by the registration authority for the purposes of this subsection.

(2)The inspection of a school under this section shall relate to—

(a)such of the independent school standards as are, at the time of the inspection, specified by the registration authority for the purposes of this section in relation to any category of school into which that school falls, or

(b)if the registration authority so determines, such of the independent school standards as the registration authority may specify in relation to that school.

(3)When conducting an inspection under this section, the Chief Inspector for England shall—

(a)make a report to the registration authority on the extent to which the school meets the standard or standards to which the inspection relates, and

(b)if the registration authority so requires, arrange for the publication of the report in the prescribed manner.

(4)A report published under subsection (3) is privileged for the purposes of the law of defamation unless the publication is shown to be made with malice (but without prejudice to any privilege subsisting apart from this subsection).

(5)In this section and section 162B “the Chief Inspector for England” means Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Schools in England.

162BInspections under section 162A: supplementary

(1)This section applies to the inspection of a school which is conducted by the Chief Inspector for England under section 162A(1)(a).

(2)The Chief Inspector for England shall have at all reasonable times—

(a)a right of entry to the premises of the school, and

(b)a right to inspect and take copies of any records kept by the school and any other documents containing information relating to the school which are required for the purposes of the inspection.

(3)Section 58 of the Education Act 2005 (computer records) applies in relation to the inspection of records or other documents under subsection (2)(b).

(4)It is an offence intentionally to obstruct a person in the exercise of his functions in relation to the inspection.

(5)A person guilty of an offence under subsection (4) is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level 4 on the standard scale.

(6)The proprietor of the school shall pay the Chief Inspector for England, in respect of the inspection, a fee of such amount, and by such time, as may be specified in or determined under regulations.

(7)Where the proprietor fails to comply with subsection (6), the registration authority may remove the school from the register.

(8)The Chief Inspector for England shall pay the amount of any fee received under subsection (7) into the Consolidated Fund.”

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